TANGLED ROOTS- Play Seven of "The Complete Ten-Minute Play Festival

by Tom Erb

Play Seven of "The Complete Ten-Minute Play Festival"

TEN-MINUTE (4M/3F) "Tangled Roots" follows ANNA who returns to her ancestral village to uncover her family’s mysterious past. She reconnects with ELIAS, who helps her delve into long-held secrets and superstitions the villagers have sworn to protect. As they unravel the truth, they discover unexpected connections and hidden histories that intertwine their...

Play Seven of "The Complete Ten-Minute Play Festival"

TEN-MINUTE (4M/3F) "Tangled Roots" follows ANNA who returns to her ancestral village to uncover her family’s mysterious past. She reconnects with ELIAS, who helps her delve into long-held secrets and superstitions the villagers have sworn to protect. As they unravel the truth, they discover unexpected connections and hidden histories that intertwine their families. The stage represents the main hall of Grandma Mabel's house, filled with old photographs, antiques, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The door and windows suggest the outside world and the village.

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TANGLED ROOTS- Play Seven of "The Complete Ten-Minute Play Festival

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: TANGLED ROOTS- Play Seven of "The Complete Ten-Minute Play Festival by Tom Erb
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    This is a giant folktale in a tiny ten minute play package. The magic of this village is vast and ineffable, but Anna is determined to bring the secrets to light and keep the traditions strong. I would love to see this as a full length. The world needs more folktales and ones about preserving history and roots are always relatable!

    This is a giant folktale in a tiny ten minute play package. The magic of this village is vast and ineffable, but Anna is determined to bring the secrets to light and keep the traditions strong. I would love to see this as a full length. The world needs more folktales and ones about preserving history and roots are always relatable!

    ”